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Our first evidence of visual communication
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Invented a better more easily accessible type of paper
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Created the printer press, that allowed manuscripts to be produced cheaper.
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Allowed for cheaper and easy production of furniture, art and fabric.
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First time using color in artwork on stone
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Movement that differentiated between the fine arts and being creative in art design
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Inspired people to have new ideas and inventions that didn’t follow typical art forms before
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An Italian movement that dealt with new technologies and ideas.
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Colorful and cartoonish
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Reflected inner and outer world
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Used to get people on board for a certain view. Made to stand out so people would be able to notice it fast
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Heavily inspired architecture in modern homes
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Aimed to reflect modern industrial society, mostly used in russia
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Represented modernism and turned into fashion, supposed to symbolize wealth and sophistication
Uses simple and clean geometric shapes -
Impacted architecture by bringing an international/modern style
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Revolutionized the modern art movement. Made drip paintings without the use of brushes
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Architecture inspired by European immigrants
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Created logos for big companies
Wrote books on how to design logos that are still being used today -
Uses images from magazines and applies to comics
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Airbrush artist & only african american to make the display.
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Style that began a domino effect for more freedom and “trippy” designs/artwork
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Looks at western philosophy and uses abstract idealism
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Looks damaged or unfinished commonly found on video game covers and album covers
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Clear and visual. Websites and ads are used with this
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Still image that creates movement. Advertisement uses this to grab audiences attention
